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Jules Cowles

Acting Born Oct 17, 1877 Farmington, Connecticut, USA 24 credits

Biography

Jules Cowles works in acting. Born October 17, 1877 in Farmington, Connecticut, USA. Archytele lists 24 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Known for

Film

Seven Chances

as The Hired Hand

The Borgias

as Derelict on Train (Uncredited)

Trapped

as Gallagher (uncredited)

Frequent co-stars

Buster Keaton 1 shared title
T. Roy Barnes 1 shared title
Snitz Edwards 1 shared title
Ruth Dwyer 1 shared title
Frances Raymond 1 shared title
Erwin Connelly 1 shared title
Eugenia Gilbert 1 shared title
Doris Deane 1 shared title
Judy King 1 shared title
Hazel Deane 1 shared title

Career timeline

Above Suspicion
Mrs. MiniverWoman of the YearFingers at the Window
Johnny EagerTwo-Faced WomanBilly the Kid
Marie AntoinetteMannequin
ParnellThe Emperor's CandlesticksDouble Wedding
FuryEvery Sunday
Mississippi
The Gay BrideYoung Eagles
Cross Fire
The Prodigal
The Scarlet LetterThe ShowLondon After Midnight
The Lost WorldSeven Chances

Full filmography

  • Mrs. Miniver (1942) as Man at Flower Show (uncredited)
  • Fury (1936) as Frank (uncredited)
  • The Lost World (1925) as Zambo
  • Woman of the Year (1942) as Joe (uncredited)
  • Seven Chances (1925) as The Hired Hand
  • Marie Antoinette (1938) as Citizen at Tribunal (uncredited)
  • Johnny Eager (1941) as Man on Betting Line in Front of Mr. Verne (uncredited)
  • Mannequin (1938) as Derelict on Train (Uncredited)
  • Two-Faced Woman (1941) as Dance Watcher (uncredited)
  • Parnell (1937) as Man in Office
  • Billy the Kid (1941) as Vagrant #1 (uncredited) (uncredited)
  • The Emperor's Candlesticks (1937) as Bidder (uncredited)
  • Above Suspicion (1943) as Man in Museum (Uncredited)
  • Fingers at the Window (1942) as Crazy Man at the Clinic (uncredited)
  • Double Wedding (1937) as Gus, Waiter at Spike's (uncredited)
  • The Scarlet Letter (1927) as The Beadle
  • The Show (1927) as Robin's Dressing Aide (uncredited)
  • Every Sunday (1936) as Man in Audience (uncredited)
  • London After Midnight (1927) as Gallagher (uncredited)
  • Mississippi (1935) as Bartender (uncredited)
  • The Gay Bride (1934) as $100 Recipient (uncredited)
  • Cross Fire (1933) as Whitney T. Wilson
  • The Prodigal (1931) as Hobo (uncredited)
  • Young Eagles (1934) as Pinardo Henchman-Guard (uncredited)